I build payment and distribution infrastructure for travel, and lately the AI agents that are starting to book and pay for a trip on their own. Today I'm co-founder of Transio, Principal AI Architect at FairMind and VP Innovation at Travel Token Marketplace. The long version is on mikrub.com.
Most of my work sits in private repos (payment corridors, stablecoin accounts, hotel distribution), so the contribution graph says more than the list below. Claude writes a good share of those commits; the opinions are mine :)
whatsapp-agent-skill reads and writes WhatsApp from the terminal and is built for jobs that run unattended. It exists because a store of mine went 31 days stale while sync kept reporting success. I don't write Go, and two fixes went upstream to whatsapp-cli anyway, which is more or less the argument of 22 forks, none flowing back. How I work with agents day to day is in The Residue.
camino-suite is the partner showroom and Messenger configuration dApp for TTM, ported to Base. Messenger, the protocol for travel distribution we started at Chain4Travel, continues as Travel Token Messenger. Camino Bridge is a UX redesign you can click through. The team repos in Decode Travel come from the hackathons we ran in Berlin, Antalya, Crete and Barcelona, where the winners put aircraft turnaround on-chain.
- The agentic economy has twin problems. It actually has triplets.
- Why your AI travel agent can dream up the perfect trip but can't book it
- How many times did they photocopy your ID in 2025?
Agents reading this on someone's behalf will do better with llms.txt.